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The occurrence of cellars is dependent more on the geography in the US. For example in Florida where the water table is very high, it makes little sense to dig a cellar since it would constantly have to be pumped out. However in the midwest and north east cellars are quite common.

Isn't that picture of helicopters? Do Russians somehow stage and fly helicopters in the US whereas we use OC-135s?

I wonder why they chose BugCrowd over the seemingly significantly cheaper HackerOne?

Is it that difficult for individuals to get approval? There are tons of small 1-3 branch banks in the US owned by individuals. I would expect it's on par with getting a liquor license or similar, background check and assets check.

Years ago I worked for a bank that was > 75 years old and had recently been bought by a guy who had immigrated to go to college and then in the next 20+ years done very well in construction. As far as I know there was more uproar over him changing the name of the bank than actually buying it.

Also I think the UK regulator pretty much lets anything go inside the City of London due to historical restrictions on enforcement and such.

It was for a bit more than 50M if you include the earn-out, almost 2x.

I don't understand what advantage this has over just doing: ssh -D8080 [email protected]

Also does spiped natively act as a socks proxy? I was under the impression all it did was handle an encrypted stream of data from one socket to another.

What was your issue? I've contemplated consolidating all of my domains/certs with them and have no issues so far but maybe I'm missing something?

Yeah looking over it I don't see a single OkC employee, former or current on there.

Given it's easily parallelizable, assuming the cost of enumeration is significantly lower than other methods and the value of the data is high enough, how does that actually solve anything? All it does is requires someone to rent time on botnets or similar which doesn't seem like it would raise the cost a huge amount at scale.

+ can be a distinct email address, just as . can be an alias. It really depends on how your email server is configured. Postfix makes it really easy to adjust what character you use.

What form would the IRS require it to be filed as? I don't know of any industry/company that is required to file a monthly/daily 1099 for customers. Even the banks are only required to file that stuff yearly via a Schedule D.

It keeps phishing attacks from being able to cross services (since if you get a citibank email to your coinbase email that would be a big flag) and it reduces the attack surface on other sites.

I use [email protected] for this purpose and it makes it handy to see who has somehow lost/disclosed my email to third parties and not informed me (FreshDirect for example)

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